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What risk premium is normal?

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Robert D. Arnott *
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Peter L. Bernstein
DOI:10.2469/faj.v58.n2.2524delete
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The goal of this article is an estimate of the objective forward-looking U.S. equity risk premium relative to bonds through history-specifically, since 1802. For correct evaluation, such a complex topic requires several careful steps: To gauge the risk premium for stocks relative to bonds, we need an expected real stock return and an expected real bond return. To gauge the expected real bond return, we need both bond yields and an estimate of expected inflation through history. To gauge the expected real stock return, we need both stock dividend yields and an estimate of expected real dividend growth. Accordingly, we go through each of these steps. We demonstrate that the long-term forward-looking risk premium is nowhere near the level of the past; today, it may well be near zero, perhaps even negative.
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Portfolio Management : asset allocation
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Financial Analysts Journal
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